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Kappa's Rock! |
July 19, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
wolfman
from Corpus Christi,tx
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These were a HUGE improvement over stock speakers. Teamed'em up with a RF amp and I really enjoy experiencing my music collection again. Installation was not as straightforward as I would have liked, but result was worth it. Kappas and Boston Acoustic are best sounding speakers in my opinion.
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Good, but not Great. |
July 19, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
rainbow123
from Detroit, MI
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I just put these component speakers in the back seat area instead of my other after-factory speakers, and it was good, but not as great as expected. Granted, I do not have an amp or anything, but I am not sure if I would be anymore impressed. I turned my radio all the way up, and it distorted 3/4 of the way through, and was not loud-loud for me. If I didn't pay a radio installation service to install it for me, I would've kept the ones I had, or paid extra for something a little better then these. If you are looking for an after-factory speaker, it may be okay, but make sure you pay extra to get the most out of them.
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Very nice speakers |
May 26, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Blake
from Bismarck, ND
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I just put these speakers into the front door of my 3000GT. They sound great, even though i don't have an amp hooked up to them yet. I noticed that the woofers have some problems with producing lower tones, but front speakers shouldn't have to be good at that, so it doesn't turn me away from them. Ease of installation was perfect, it took me about 5 hours to take my door panels off, clean them and re-finesh them, drill the holes for the tweeters and run the wires and put them in. I recommend these speakers to anyone, they can add a better dimension of sound to your car that the factory speakers cannot.
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Sweet speakers; don't starve 'em! |
February 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
James
from Fredericksburg, VA
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I installed these in my 2006 TOY Tacoma DBL Cab front doors. I orginally had them powered by my new Pioneer headunit. They were easily an improvement from the stock speakers, but when you turned up the volume they began to show signs of hunger.
I purchased a profile 2-channel amp, pushing 100 rms @ 2 Ohms... now the speakers are very clear and very loud!
when powered with an amp, these kappas will leave you smiling.
Enjoy!
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Great Speaker |
January 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Jason
from Marysville, WA
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After a few months of research, I settled on this speaker, had it installed and must say am glad I did. Highs are crisp and clear, mids are solid. Bass is minimal but to be expected. Not bad for your average listener but if you're looking for anything substantial, you'll need a subwoofer (I paired it up with one in the same family: Infinity Kappa 10" and it sounds great!) Also, make sure you power these. I've got them powered by a Kicker ZX350.4 (90w @ 2 ohm) which I would say would be bare min. These speakers are rated at this power.
There is one thing I have to note. I wasn't going to dock marks for it but it's something you should know before you install. On the crossover, there happens to be the tweeter switch (0db to +3db). When installed make sure you either have it installed on the outside of you door panel, or have the installer set it before hand to your liking BEFORE it's installed behind the panel. I had it installed behind the door panel and had to remove it to set it to my liking which wasn't difficult but you've got to be careful not to accidentially break your panel while trying to take it off. Just a step you potentially could avoid. Other than that, these are great speakers and I'm very happy with them. They can get VERY loud but stay clear and crisp! Don't forget the Dynamat with these.
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